Marius advises commercial and investment banks and other financial institutions (including FinTechs/neobrokers) on financial regulatory law, including on major M&A transactions, licensing procedures, relocation and restructuring, litigation and engaging with financial regulators.
Marius has experience advising across a wide range of products and business lines, including payment solutions, wealth management and private banking, retail and prime brokerage, custody business and links to market infrastructure.
*References before joining Linklaters
Marius has joined Linklaters as Counsel in 2024.
Marius has previously worked for another leading law firm and was seconded to the Global Markets Division of Goldman Sachs in London in 2022.
He is a member of the German-American Lawyers Association e.V.
Marius is a lecturer at the Hamburg School of Business Administration (HSBA).
Marius studied Law at the University of Bonn (Germany) and at Kyushu University (Japan). He also completed a Master of Laws (LL.M.) at Columbia University (New York, U.S.). He is admitted as a German lawyer. He completed his legal traineeship at the Berlin Court of Appeal, the German Federal Ministry of Justice and the German Embassy in Tokyo.
He speaks German and English.
Marius regularly publishes articles in German and English language journals and handbooks. Recent publications include:
Marius regularly presents to clients and on conferences on topics of financial regulatory law and digitalization of financial markets, recently on the Savings and Investments Union, the future of digital money and the use of AI as “co-pilot” in investment decisions by regulated entities.
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